Air vase by Torafu Architects, 2010. Printed and die cut paper.

The steel trusses supporting Gatwick Airport's new station concourse are clad in gold anodised aluminium.

Parmigiano Reggiano cheese mould in perforated stainless steel

Laser cut acrylic product badge, printed on both sides and perforated over the speaker

Satellite, by Mathieu Matégot for Gubi, 1953, features a perforated and powder coated steel shade

Tropique dining table, by Mathieu Matégot for Gubi, 1950, features a perforated, pressed, folded, welded and powder coated steel top

Interior walls in Terminal 3, Copenhagen Airport, Denmark, built 2020, designed by Vilhelm Lauritzen Architects, made from perforated steel panels and polyester powder coated

The Silo in Copenhagen, by Cobe, completed 2017, features a galvanised steel facade hung on the original reinforced concrete structure of the industrial grain silo, mounted on large steel brackets. The prefabricated batch galvanised steel units, manufactured by Skandinaviska Glassystem, act as a climate shield and provide a dramatic appearance reflecting the surrounding light while forming the distinctive zinc patina. A steel with a specified minimum silicon content to achieve at least 100 microns of galvanised coating was used for the 3 mm thick facade plates. It was batch galvanised, as opposed to using pre-galvanised sheet, to avoid exposed steel edges after cutting which would corrode. It is estimated the galvanised steel will last 50 years and can be dismantled and re-galvanised to extend its life.